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Researcher Proves a Theory Made Popular On Ancient Aliens

By Dorraine Fisher
So many theories have been made popular by the History Channel TV series, Ancient Aliens. The show has made a significant percentage of the population believe, or at least seriously imagine that aliens have been visiting earth since the beginning of time and have influenced humanity in a major way, especially in building huge structures all over the world that humans, to this day, aren’t capable of constructing.  And an independent archaeological researcher and Youtuber may be playing a part in proving this theory that is the basic foundation for these ancient astronaut theories.

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Host Dr. John continues the saga about the most fascinating murder in Harlan County, KY with  Tony Felosi. Here are the players!

• Joe Christian 48 yrs - Possible WW1 Vet , Taxi Driver , Lifelong resident of Harlan County , Lived through the Great Depression , Murdered Last week of April 1942 by Manzo Shepherd , Sherman Clouse and Howard Hensley
• Manzo Shepherd 24 yrs –Petty Criminal, Pulled 2 years in prison with Sherman Clouse in 1937 for car theft. Small in stature, Very bad disposition that got worse after being in Prison.
• Sherman Clouse 22 yrs – Longtime friend of Manzo Shepard and partner in crime, Pulled 2 years in Prison with Manzo in 1937 for car theft , Brother in Law for a Short Time
• Howard Hensley 26 yrs – Family Friend possible relative
• Mallie Shepherd 48 yrs - Manzo’s Mother, Helped to burn the car stolen from Joe Christian after his murder. The inside of the car was covered in blood.
• Jack Heaton 26 yrs. - Nephew of Joe Christian – Shot Manzo at his second trial in front of 300 people May 21st 1942. Tried for Manzo Shepherds Murder in February 1943

This Murder and Trial was called the most sensational up to that point in Harlan County’s history. That’s saying a lot for a place that had been ground zero for the mine wars for the past 20 years. Violence was commonplace in Harlan County at the time.

Here is the podcast

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